The well-preserved 24-million-year-old dolphin skeleton at the College of Charleston's Mace Brown Museum of Natural History is helping to answer questions about the evolution of early branching dolphins.
Jay Van Raalte is this year’s recipient of the Department of Mathematics’ top honor, but after doing the math she will pursue a career in music.
Each summer, students at the College of Charleston gain hands-on experience by working closely with faculty mentors on College-funded research projects that represent a wide range of academic disciplines.
Named in honor of the late "New York Times" bestselling author, the Dorothea Benton Frank Writing Series and Fellowship will provide financial and professional support to students in the College's M.F.A. in Creative Writing program.
With 386 sections of online courses on the summer schedule, there’s no shortage of opportunities for CofC students to keep the momentum of their education going as the temperature creeps up.
Three College of Charleston graduates have received Fulbright awards to support their projects studying and teaching abroad.
Molecular biology student Vernon Kennedy Jr. has been named a Goldwater Scholar, one of the nation’s highest honors for undergraduates studying science, technology, engineering or mathematics.
The Fran Welch Teacher Education Endowed Scholarship honors Frances Welch, interim provost and executive vice president of academic affairs.
After building an interactive music display for the Music Library of Greece, computing in the arts graduate Pangur Brougham-Cook feels confident about moving on to a career in the tech industry.
Thanks to a First Year Experience course on real estate, Daphne Lerner found her passion as a commercial real estate finance major and will now be helping to underwrite a $13 billion portfolio in her first job out of college.
